The Upper Peirene Spring

Archaeological site

A archaeological site in the Municipality of Corinth.

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The Upper Peirene Spring
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  • 7.5 km south-west of Corinth

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Archaeology

The Upper Peirene Spring belongs to the ancient remains scattered across Corinthia. It lies 7.5 km south-west of Corinth.

What to expect

Corinthia was a crossing, a harbour and a frontier all at once, and its ground is full of remains from every period. Most such sites are open ground with no visitor infrastructure.

Closest points

  • Temple of Aphrodite — 271 m
  • Ottoman Bath — 404 m
  • Southwestern Tower — 407 m
  • Acrocorinth — 567 m

Practical notes

  • The site may be neither fenced nor signposted.
  • Do not move or remove anything — these are protected monuments.
  • Wear closed shoes; the ground is uneven.

Where it is

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⏰ Best time to visit: April–June & September–October (mild, uncrowded)
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